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It's based on the assumption that poverty can actually be solved, which I would argue is impossible due solely to the fact that the definition of poverty does n
by marknutter 10y ago
It's based on the assumption that poverty can actually be solved, which I would argue is impossible due solely to the fact that the definition of poverty does not remain fixed over time.
It's also based on the assumption that rationalism is the only way in which to tackle the problems humanity faces, which is absurd on its face unless you're someone who believes there is little to no value in art, literature, philosophy, religion, or the humanities in general.